Canadian History
The capital city of Canada moved six times in its 26-year history before finally settling to its present location
What is Ottawa?
This Canadian actor, known for his 'note'able roles, developed a New York accent while never living there
Who is Ryan Gosling?
The following was said by this famous wartime British politician about Canada being 'the linchpin of the English-speaking peoples'
Who is Winston Churchill?
This Canadian province has donated a Christmas tree to the city of Boston every year since 1971 in appreciation of their assistance in the immediate aftermath of a devastating explosion that occurred in 1917
What is Nova Scotia?
The name of the legacy Canadian Asset Manger that MFS merged with that eventually became MFS Investment Management Canada
What is McLean Budden?
Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia were the first four provinces to form Canada in 1867. This province was the last to join the confederation in 1949
What is Newfoundland (and Labrador)?
This American gangster, when asked about his association with bootlegging alcohol from the north, once quipped that 'I don't even know what street Canada is on'
Who is Al Capone?
The Queen's Guard is famous for wearing 18 inch tall black hats made from the pelts of this indigenous animal to Canada
What is the black bear?
The Canadian name for this warm knitted hat is often called a Beanie in the U.S.
What is a toque?
The location of one of three Canadian offices, this city hosted the first Olympics in Canada.
What is Montreal?
Sir. Frederick G Banting is the Canadian credited with discovering this life saving hormone which is lacking in diabetics
What is Insulin?
This delicious concoction of French Fries and cheese curds doused in gravy is one of Canada's best known unique meals
What is Poutine?
Ottawa hosts the Canadian Tulip Festival every year in May. This European country provides all the flowers for each year's celebration
What is the Netherlands
The provinces of Ontario and Quebec were the terminus of this network of routes used by American slaves to escape to their freedom
What is the Underground Railroad?
MFS' largest Canadian office is located in Toronto, the city also referred to as by this number by the Canadian artist Drake
What is 'the six'?
Dating as far back as the 18th Century, this native foliage has been used to symbolize Canada throughout it's entire history
What is the Maple Leaf?
Known as the Whisky War, Canada is currently engaged with this European country in a border conflict over Hans island in the Artic
What is Denmark?
Canada and the UK work closely together in many international organizations and are the only two countries that are members of NATO, the G7, the G20, and this organization
What is the Commonwealth?
There are 13 states that share a border with Canada. With 1,538 miles (2,475 km) long, this state surpasses all others
What is Alaska?
Within $5 bln CAD and not going over, the current assets of MFS Canada
What is $40.5bln CAD?
In World War II, the Canadians codenamed their Normandy landing beach after the Roman Goddess associated with protection and sovereignty
What is Juno?
This French Canadian singer remains the best-selling Canadian recording artist of all time
Who is Celine Dion?
The relations between Canada and Luxembourg grew closer during World War II when this leading family took refuge in Montreal
Who is the Grand Duchess' (Royal) Family?
While the U.S. is Canada's largest trading partner by imports, Canada ranks as the "X" largest trade partner of the U.S. as of 2020
What is third
MFSI began selling these two Canadian Commingled Trusts in Canada in 2008
What is MFS Global Equity Fund & MFS International Equity Fund?